Zara Adeyemi 
Access to credit is a critical component of financial inclusion, allowing individuals and businesses to finance their needs, whether for personal reasons, entrepreneurship, or business expansion. However, first-time borrowers in Algeria often face significant hurdles in accessing loans, with many being denied by banks and financial institutions. Despite the potential for growth and economic development, … Read more
Small businesses are the backbone of Nigeria’s economy, contributing significantly to employment, innovation, and economic growth. However, accessing financing is a major challenge for many small business owners, particularly those who lack the collateral or credit history needed to qualify for traditional bank loans. Fortunately, various financial institutions in Nigeria, including commercial banks, microfinance banks, … Read more
In Ghana, access to finance remains one of the primary challenges faced by individuals, especially those in rural and underserved areas. Traditional banks often impose stringent lending requirements, which make it difficult for small-scale farmers, traders, and entrepreneurs to secure loans. However, community savings programs have emerged as a viable alternative, providing access to small … Read more
Agriculture remains a vital pillar of Tunisia’s economy, employing about 15% of the workforce and contributing roughly 10% to the national GDP. Small-scale farmers play a critical role in ensuring food security, rural development, and sustainable practices. However, one of the significant challenges facing these farmers is access to affordable finance. Agricultural loans are a … Read more
Inflation is a key economic factor that directly affects the financial landscape of any country, and Tunisia is no exception. In recent years, the country has faced fluctuating inflation rates, leading to a significant impact on various economic sectors, including personal loans. This article delves into how inflation influences personal loans in Tunisia, exploring both … Read more
In today’s rapidly evolving business environment, recruitment is no longer just about finding candidates who have the right qualifications or experience. Companies are increasingly turning to innovative tools and techniques to improve the hiring process. One such tool gaining significant traction in Angola’s recruitment industry is psychometric testing. Psychometric tests, designed to measure candidates’ cognitive … Read more
Angola, one of Africa’s leading oil producers, is rapidly shifting its focus toward renewable energy. As global pressure mounts to reduce carbon emissions and as fossil fuel reserves become less sustainable, Angola is embracing clean energy development. With a population of over 36 million and a growing demand for electricity, the Angolan government has prioritized … Read more
In recent years, the startup and SME (small and medium-sized enterprises) ecosystems across North Africa have witnessed remarkable growth. Countries such as Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, and Algeria are seeing a boom in entrepreneurial activity, driven by digital innovation, a youthful population, and increased interest from international investors. However, while equity investment has traditionally dominated the … Read more
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) plays a pivotal role in the nation’s economy, overseeing revenue collection, trade facilitation, and anti-smuggling operations. As of 2025, the NCS has initiated a recruitment drive to bolster its workforce, aiming to fill 3,927 positions across various cadres. This article provides an in-depth overview of the recruitment process, eligibility criteria, … Read more
Morocco is rapidly emerging as a leader in green finance within Africa, driven by its ambitious climate goals and commitment to sustainable development. With a national target to source over 52% of its electricity from renewable energy by 2030, the country has established a robust ecosystem of low-interest green loans to support businesses investing in … Read more